Gregory Taylor Design

PLACES THAT FEEL INEVITABLE

ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

Gregory Taylor Design — Architecture et lieu habité à Paris

Every project begins with a question, never a style.

Every project begins

with a question,

never with a style.

Gregory Taylor Design — Espace architectural habité

Projects

The answer comes down to one verb.

TRANSFORM

4 PROJECTS

Auteuil

Auteuil

A mock-Haussmann apartment, turned loft.

Paris XVIᵉ · 2025

Pinewood

Pinewood

A farmhouse, completed two centuries later.

Le Perche · 2023

Trocadéro

Trocadéro

A collectors’ apartment, and two secret passages.

Paris XVIᵉ · 2022

RESTORE

3 PROJECTS

Itzala

Itzala

A pattern-book house, turned family home.

Pyla-sur-Mer · 2025

Montmartre

Montmartre

A touch of Mayfair, at the top of Montmartre.

Paris XVIIIᵉ · 2023

NARRATE

6 PROJECTS

Coya Barcelona

Coya Barcelona

Peru, transposed to the Mediterranean shore.

Barcelona, Spain · 2024

Hôtel Paxton

Hôtel Paxton

Where La Vanguardia used to be printed.

Barcelona, Spain · 2021

Mövenpick

Mövenpick

Ice cream, served like a Swiss watch.

Zurich, Switzerland · Concept

Charme d'Orient

Charme d'Orient

Hammam rituals, prepared before your eyes.

Paris XIᵉ · 2019

Marquette

Marquette

Dozens of digital-native brands, one address.

Toulouse – Labège · 2019

ROLL OUT

1 PROJECT

Club Med

Club Med

One boutique, reinvented in every village.

Worldwide (more than 30 resorts) · Since 2018

Private Residences

A place that feels like home, and like no one else's.

Hospitality

People don't come back for the décor. They come back for the way they were received.

Retail

A first store, or the ones that follow. Where people grow attached to a brand.

Investors & Family Offices

Hotel, residence or retail: an asset is judged by what it can become.

THE ARCHITECT'S EYE. THE CLIENT'S INSTINCT.

As a young architect, Gregory Taylor began his career on I. M. Pei’s Grand Louvre.

He went on to lead architecture, design and construction for Cartier, L’Occitane, Clarins and Nestlé, internationally. Projects in which architecture, brand identity, customer experience, operational constraints, rollout and capital investment all had to hold together.

From those years he kept one conviction: a place is commissioned by someone, financed by someone, and made to serve a purpose. It is not a work of art. It is an answer.

Gregory Taylor à sa table de travail — Architecte DPLG